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Jeremy Woo

  • NBA Draft Analyst and Writer, ESPN
Chicago, New York
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Kansas' Tyran Stokes At No. 1 In ESPN's Early 2027 NBA Mock Draft As Class Lacks Star Power

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By Jeremy Woo
| Basketball RealGM Verified
Early evaluations suggest a significantly thinner class for the 2027 NBA draft than the star-powered groups that preceded it. Kansas-bound forward Tyran Stokes opens atop early projections, but no consensus has formed among NBA front offices this far out. League executives have described the incoming freshman class as underwhelming compared to recent years, with the 2027 draft drawing comparisons to 2024, when no clear-cut top pick emerged and teams were widely split on valuations.
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🏀 NBA draft recap: Answering 13 big questions

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By Jeremy Woo
| WFBZ-FM (Sparta, WI) Verified
Who was the best value pick? Why were there so few trades in Round 1 of the draft? And who will win Rookie of the Year? We answered 13 questions.
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2026 NBA draft recap: Best picks, execs buzz, ROY prediction

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By Jeremy Woo
| ESPN Verified
The 2026 NBA draft might be over, but that doesn't mean we have to stop talking about it. While the lottery didn't offer many surprises -- I hit the first eight picks in my final mock draft -- this was a deep and interesting class, and there were a few compelling themes throughout. The first: There were zero trades in the lottery. It's clear teams really liked this class and valued taking the top guys on their boards instead of acquiring future assets.
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